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Javadoc cleanup in preparation of release #85

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Forgive me, but is there a chance you would consider removing one ; from

as well, please? It has no impact on javadoc, but I can't imagine better PR like this 😁

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Forgive me, but is there a chance you would consider removing one ; from


as well, please? It has no impact on javadoc, but I can't imagine better PR like this 😁

Done.

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Did you remove the default messages on these methods on purpose? If so, don't you think it adds value?

The remarks like "By default, bold cyan" refer to one particular implementation (the AnsiMessageBuilder) but they may not apply to other implementations (such as the PlainMessageBuilder). The interface should refrain from describing such implementation details, I would argue.

@mthmulders mthmulders marked this pull request as ready for review April 24, 2021 20:10
@mthmulders mthmulders changed the title WIP: Javadoc cleanup in preparation of release Javadoc cleanup in preparation of release Apr 24, 2021
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Did you remove the default messages on these methods on purpose? If so, don't you think it adds value?

The remarks like "By default, bold cyan" refer to one particular implementation (the AnsiMessageBuilder) but they may not apply to other implementations (such as the PlainMessageBuilder). The interface should refrain from describing such implementation details, I would argue.

Right, makes sense to me!

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LGTM, feel free to squash and merge

@asfgit asfgit closed this in 9f40037 Apr 26, 2021
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